Phoenix is forecasted to have a warm week with sporadic chances of showers and thunderstorms, highs around 105°F, and light winds, per the National Weather Service.

Tempe is seeking developers to transform the former site of the Tempe Performing Arts Center into a mixed-use high-rise with residential, office, and commercial space.

VP Harris and Gov. Walz spoke at an Arizona rally discussing voting rights, gun control, and immigration, with their claims later fact-checked for accuracy.

A Utah man was sentenced to 10 months in prison for pleading guilty to a human smuggling charge and coordinating the transportation of undocumented individuals in Arizona.

Emergency services conducted a nighttime UTV rescue operation in the desert near Paseo De Oro, with the LHCFD and Search and Rescue team aiding a victim who was later hospitalized.

Rep. Ruben Gallego introduced the Keeping Our Students in School Act to address Arizona's chronic absenteeism by providing grants for strategies to keep students attending school.

Brian Issitt is named the new Chief of Police in Goodyear, effective August 5, after a national search. He brings over 20 years of law enforcement experience to the job.

Tempe's new Opportunities brochure details a broad range of autumn classes for all ages, including role-playing, sports, and arts, with registration starting August 12 for residents.

A man in a stolen truck hit a city employee in Phoenix; police are investigating if he was impaired. Both were hospitalized. Traffic was disrupted for evidence collection.

The conviction and life sentence of Heraclio Osorio-Arellanes for the 2010 killing of U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry has been overturned by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Arizona Humane Society is offering snake avoidance training and promoting pet safety after a German Shepard named Steve Irwin was bitten by a rattlesnake.

Grand Canyon Education plans to expand hybrid programs with a $240M investment to educate 50,000 more students and address workforce shortages, despite an ongoing dispute over its nonprofit status with the U.S. Department of Education.

The Prescott Valley Police Department responds to fake social media threats targeting local schools by increasing police presence and promoting community vigilance.